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In a fresh blow to Meta. CJEU has ruled that antitrust authorities are entitled to assess privacy breaches.

EU and US antitrust regulators may have gone their separate ways of late. But they can still agree on one thing.

The US agency alleges that Google's dominance over advertising technology allows it to keep at least $0.30 out of every dollar advertisers spend through its online advertising tools

The European Commission last week joined the Department of Justice in touting a breakup as a viable remedy for the California-based tech giants alleged monopoly abuses.

The Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM) of the European Commission proved an obstacle not only for Bulgaria's membership in Schengen but the euro area, too. The July Eurogroup discussed Bulgaria's application for membership in the common currency and changed for the first time its ...

By June 21st, the euro area must be ready with a plan for Greece's exit from the third and last bailout programme, which will officially happen in August. However, the most important elements of this plan are still missing. Those are the Greek government's growth strategy for the post-programme ...

(Bloomberg) -- German factory orders fell in January, signaling a potential weak spot in the recovery of Europe’s largest economy.

The Economist Intelligence Unit launches a new report which identifies an outbreak of hostilities in the South China Sea due to territorial disputes and a major military confrontation on the Korean Peninsula as among the top 10 risks to the global political and economic order. The EIU report also cites that the two top risks are a prolonged fall in major stock markets that destabilizes the global economy and a trade war provoked by U...

The French competition watchdog on Tuesday said it has accepted the commitments from Google to settle the 500 million euro antitrust news licensing fine regarding paying local news publishers for displaying copyrighted content.France hit Google ...

PARIS: Alphabet unit Google has made commitments to resolve a dispute in France over copyright for content used online, the country’s antitrust authority said on Tuesday.Google, owned by Alphabet, also dropped its appeal against a 500 million euro ($528 million) fine and paid it, the authority said.The decision brings to an end its investigation against Google, which has